THINK News
Advertising All-stars Form In-house Agency for Desktop Channel
July 31, 2008
THINK360, the exclusive provider of the Desktop Channel Messaging and Profiling System, announced the formation of an in-house agency to develop creative services for its growing client base.
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THINK360 Launches Re-Branding Initiative
November 19, 2007
In preparation for the launch of our updated tools and services and alongside our new identity, the THINK360 web site is undergoing a major overhaul over the next few weeks.
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THINK360 Reaches Europe and Beyond with Its Communication Solutions
July 24, 2007
THINK360 announces distribution of its patent-pending communication technology THINKDesktop Delivery throughout the twenty-seven countries.
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The NonProfit Times Places Email on the Back Burner
November 16, 2007
NPT Publishing Group, Inc. (The NonProfit Times) announces its decision to adopt THINK360's ThinkDesktop Delivery as one of its primary means to communicate directly with its subscribers.
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Loyalty Program With New Desktop Marketing Communication Proves More Successful Than Outdated E-mail Programs
February 6, 2007
Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center (MVRBC) recently launched an innovative Loyalty Program and intergrated scheduling system for blood donors.
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Top Non-Profit Executives in Nebraska will attend private screening of innovative new desktop communications tool
July 24, 2007
The Association of Fundraising Professionals - Nebraska Chapter(AFP) and Texas-based company THINK360 will introduce a new communication tool in a private screening and dinner at Johnny's Italian Steak House at Village Point on Wednesday, July 11 to about 25 non-profit executives and community leaders.
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THINKDesktop Delivery ™ Featured as Newest Communication Tool for Non-Profit Times
September 20, 2007
John D. McIlquham, President of Non-Profit Times, stated, "I've been concerned for quite some time about the
changing communication environment and if we would still be able to effectively reach our members in the future. Then I was approached by THINK360 with a unique solution that assured me that our message wouldn't get lost in the e-mail inbox."
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How loyalty marketers are defending the faithful against health care costs - Colloquy
Spring 2007
From medical services to insurance premiums, health care cost are spiraling out of control - and service providers have turned to loyalty marketing to build healthy habits that lower costs not only for consumers, but for employers as well.
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Business Leader to Attend Emergency Meeting and Join President Bush For Dinner in Washington, D.C
June 3, 2005
AUSTIN, Texas -Alan Elias, president and chief executive officer of Austin-based THINK360, has been
invited to attend an Emergency Meeting of the Business Advisory Counsel in Washington, D.C.
Mr. Elias will be giving his input and recommendations on Social Security, the Energy Cost Crisis and Immigration while in Washington.
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Marketers Cautioned About Web-Based E-Mail
November 17, 2005
Robb Wilson, vice president of Lyris Technologies, explaining the trend toward adopting multiple e-mail addresses said,
"It's also potentially the effect of people getting tired of changing
their e-mail addresses when they move or change ISPs. It gives them
a free address that's static."
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Once a time-saver, the e-mail inbox has become a burden - CNN Money
July 2, 2007
E-mail, what is it good for? Absolutely nothing! But it wasn't always so. A lifetime ago, I signed up for CompuServe and received my first exposure to electronic messaging. My reaction: Cool. Now I don't have to call people and leave voice-mail. Zapping information back and forth at the speed of light will be a big productivity boost. How naive I was. E-mail became the Internet's first killer app -- and therein lies the problem. As software goes, e-mail is almost socialist: From each according to his ability, to each whether or not he needs it.
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